MIRO - different exchange rate

Hi experts
I need your help please.
I am using MIRO transaction for posting foreign currency supplier invoice.
I can manually change the exchange rate (in the "details" tab) before putting the PO number, and this will be the exchange rate for translating the foreign currency to the local company currency.
I realized that if I use delivery note instead of purchase order as a reference, this exchange rate is not saved, but the system bring the exchange rate that exists in the system.
Thanks
Ofer

Hi Ofer,
Check whether there is any settings maintained here:
SPRO >> MM >> LIV >> Incoming invoice >> Configure how exchange rate are treated >> check for your company code...
Hope it helps..
Regards,
Rahul.

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